That which has been lost may be found again...

Shifty Artificer is a card that pushes two different playstyles at once. Firstly, it can be used to draw back a card that has been shuffled into your deck because of effects such as the one from Bibliomite. It can also be used to enable some pontentially interesting comboes by only shuffling a specific card into your deck, for example with Dispose of Evidence, and thus controlling which card will have its cost reduced to zero.

Another way in which effects that shuffle a card from your hand into your deck can work with Shifty Artificer is by pushing expensive cards out of the way to allow its Outcast effect to trigger. Infuse (4) offers a great payoff but is also a way to prevent unfair combos from popping off too early. Finally, this design allows for future synergies considering that this is not the first time we've seen this kind of mechanic for Demon Hunters. See: Glide.

Resurrection with full field!

This card rewards you for playing minions with keywords by essentially becoming a build your own Zilliax. However, this can only get keywords that are already on cards in your deck, so it plays differently for each class and does not break restrictions on what keywords each class can get. Rush is the easiest keyword for the Blood Golem to get, which makes something like Paladin a good choice in order to get Divine Shield, which interacts pretty well with it. Additionally, Hunter could possibly give it charge with Huffer, which is very powerful (but also very inconsistent). In wild this card would also be a lot of fun to use with all of the cool expansion-specific keywords that can't usually be given to cards (like Magnetic and Echo).

Also, just to clarify, this card only copies keywords that stand on their own without text (like Rush, Reborn, or Echo), not keywords like Battlecry, Deathrattle, or Discover.

Relax, have a drink! It's all fresh and still warm....

'A lot of horses? It's Neigh problem.'

Sure he'll sell you the Relic, but throw in some anima and he'll sweeten the deal.

The maze feeds off its victims to grow even more dangerous.

Starts on the defense, but when the pressure rises they lash out!

Jealous Shade is kind of like Circus Medic; how you use the card depends on whether or not it is Corrupted/Infused:

• Copying stats would be best after a Pelagos turn, creating another really big minion from buffs.
• Swapping stats would be good against enemies, obviously; a large Insatiable Devourer being the most juicy target.

Whether you're buffing or stealing, both versions of Jealous Shade play well with the Priest archetypes from Castle Nathria :)

The more minions infused, the higher the does. The higher the dose, the longer the sleep, even death ( can never wake up till game over)